Here’s a list of things Reynard read over night.
Global Macro/Markets:
- Japanese investors, the AUD and everyone else – FT Alphaville
- Why central banks should take charge of their digital currencies – FT Alphaville
- Why aren’t more countries run by economists? – Washington Post
North America:
- In America, bigger is better, especially when you’re a bank, and also defaulting – FT Alphaville
- US likely to face $1.2 trillion of cuts in March, Republican strategist says – EuroMoney.com
- Updating Reaganomics – New York Times
- Is the Housing Rebound for Real? – A Dash of Insight
- America’s Debt Challenge – CNNMoney
Europe:
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- Spain is not an example of reform success – Bill Mitchell
- Insight: In Europe’s tax race, it’s the base, not the rate, that counts – Reuters
- Only one in three wants UK to stay in EU – Financial Times
- Debt Bubble Born of Easy Cash Prompts Swedish Rule Review – Bloomberg
- House prices ‘hit five-year high’ – The Telegraph
- Euro-Zone Trade Surplus Widens – Wall Street Journal
- Ireland Hoping for Deal on Bailout Repayments – Wall Street Journal
Asia:
- How much did China *really* grow last year – FT Alphaville
- Chinese developers look to US for land to build – Financial Times
- Here is why Chinese official economic figures can’t be trusted – asahi.com
- In case you are wondering about Chinese growth… – Marginal Revolution
- How China’s lonely bachelors are helping its economy grow – Fortune
Local:
- One-third of Aussie households have no savings – The Australian
- Are property investors causing property markets to stagnate? – Property Observer
- The distribution of unemployment rates across 65 regions of Australia – Matt Cowgill
- Poll dents faith in Gillard – The Age
- Greens push for Senate inquiry into mining tax – The Age
- Barnett defiant on WA’s growing debt – The AFR
Other:
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- Matt Taibbi on HSBC and why it was ‘Too Big To Jail’ – Rolling Stone
- Are your views on sticky nominal wages and the minimum wage consistent? – Marginal Revolution